Wikipedia:Articles for creation/2007-02-06

Michael Medeiros

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Medeiros, Michael was born in Staten Island, NY on October 21st 1985. He is the first son of Susan and Tony Medeiros. He grew up on Staten Island. When he was four he joined a church soccer team. There he excelled and later on joined a travel team. From there when he turned 15 trained in England with clubs; Leyton Orient, Derby County, Luton Town and many others. He was asked to stay but denied the proposal and returned home. He Attended Monsignor Farrell high school and graduated in 2003. He then went to St. Peter's college where he currently attends. He will graduate in May of 2007 and will look to enter the business world.

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http://www.rottentomatoes.com/p/michael_medeiros/ http://www.spc.edu/pages/1691.asp 68.38.192.73 00:39, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

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Philadelphia Stickers

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Philadelphia Stickers are a group of people, or characters that are drawn on some sort of adhesive paper, and then apllied to public items as a form of grafitti. The act of stickering was started by EM3 who wrote that in letters on stickers. Later, El Toro and Bob Will Reign began, and used free postal stickers, with deco paint markers. After them, Nose began, and following him Fingaz and Frog. These people along with question Josh formed the sticker crew known as NBC. These people remained fairly alone in the sticker world except for perro, and some other sticker artists. In 2006 several more sticker artists began and the number of stickers increases extremely. Formerely, sticker artists to mention are Under Water Pirates, Bloopa!, MORG, Malic, Tic Toc, CZR 7, Sea r Zea, Mousse, Commy, Juce, Sae42, Tweekz, Ronin, Zu Dragon, One Eyed Fee, Spook, Wheres Dash, Sophlice, Mr.G, Anonyme, Gump, Sour Mash, Creeper,

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http://www.3sixteen.com/v4/read/eltoro.html http://www.3sixteen.com/v4/read/chillemi.html http://www.philadelphiaweekly.com/view.php?id=10574

151.197.192.2 00:54, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined, none of the sources cited ever uses the term "Philadelphia Stickers". Please see our guidelines on neologisms. Seraphimblade 09:52, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

VarDoziT

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VarDozit is a website to help be better themselves it teaches wisdom in many aspects. VardoZit was created by Dean with taking into consideration his girlfriend Natalie. The highly used site goes by the following url http://dean.110mb.com/[1]

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http://dean.110mb.com/

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Boundaries information

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There are many boundaries over the world duhhh so go and get some information because i cant find squat!! mwahahhahhaha

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24.23.217.135 03:04, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

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68.14.101.76 03:13, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined, no sourcing is provided and the entry seems to be nonsensical. Seraphimblade 09:53, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Assurant Specialty Property

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Assurant Specialty Property is a sub-company within Assurant Solutions. Assurant Specialty Property provides special property insurance for primary dwellings.

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www.assurantspecialtyproperty.com

24.211.89.79 03:52, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

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Katrina Desantis

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Katrina Desantis is a competive swimmer that attended North Farmington High School. She is now training for Olympics. Her best events are freestyle and relays.

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http://www.mhsaa.com/sports/gsw/06d2txt.html http://www.scorecsa.com/0607Football/Swimming.html http://www.swimmingtimes.com/db/swimmer.php?sw=137998&mti=808 http://www.hometownlife.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061012/SPORTS/610120598/1048 http://www.misca.net/TopTimes/2006GirlsTop16.htm

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Berry Brothers

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In 1938, at the Cotton Club there a face-off dance competition between the Nicholas Brothers and the Berry Brothers, an African-American acrobatic dance trio. It has become a legendary confrontation, a sort of dance-fight for supremacy. By some accounts the Berry Brothers were more athletic but the Nicholas brothers were better overall performers - better at pleasing the crowd.

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207.6.161.210 04:09, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Accepted and created at Berry Brothers. Thank you for your contribution! Seraphimblade 10:48, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Steve Ackner

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http://www.johnedward.net/

75.45.169.20 04:27, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

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Berrytown, New Zealand

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Berrytown is a small town on the West Coast of the South Island of New Zealand. With a population of approx. 50 people, its main source of revenue is tourism, knifemaking and hiking. Its claim to fame is that it is the "mohawk capital of New Zealand."

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http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/Greeney/

http://www.homebeach.info/new_zealand/new_zealand_03.html 74.71.33.58 05:38, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined, Wikipedia cannot be a source on itself, and both other links are blogs, which are not reliable sources. Please feel to resubmit with reliable sources cited. Seraphimblade 10:13, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Sayyid Abdul Majid al-Khoei

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Sayyid Abdul Majid al-Khoei (Arabic:السيد عبد المجيد الخوئي) ( 16 August, 1962 – 10 April, 2003) was a Shia cleric and the son of Ayatollah Al-Udhma Sayyid Abul Qasim al-Khoei who was born in the holy city of Najaf.

He lived and studied under his father in Najaf until 1991. During the Shia uprising of 1991 he actively took part in the fighting against Saddam's Ba'ath Party but also acted as a force of moderation attempting to minimize revenge killings. When the uprising was crushed he was forced to leave Iraq. His father died a year later in 1992 at the age of 93, while still under house arrest in Iraq.

In exile in London, he worked for the al-Khoei Foundation a charitable foundation set up by his father in 1989, becoming its head in 1994 when his brother, Sayyid Mohammed Taqi al-Khoei, was assassinated whilst driving back to Najaf from a visit to Kerbala.

He was also an outspoken critic of Saddam Hussein's rule: "The regime's criminal acts, beginning in 1968, have been never-ending. Executions, the closing of schools, mosques and shrines sacred to Shia worshipers; the burning of old religious scriptures; looting the sacred sites of gifts left by presidents and kings.". He did however, also call for unity. Speaking in December 2002 he said "We are looking for a new Iraq in which everyone has a share... we want to forget the past and shake the hand of everyone"

He returned to Iraq in April 2003 after the fall of Saddam despite being warned of the dangers. He arrived in Najaf on 3 April. Speaking to The Times upon his arrival to the city, he said everyone "wanted news on Baghdad because they see that as the key test to whether this will be 1991 all over again." Though assigned protection, the protective unit could not follow him into the shrine of Imam Ali in Najaf on 10 April 2003. Here he was attacked and hacked to death by a mob.

Moqtada al-Sadr was suspected by U.S. and Iraqi authorities of ordering the assassination. According to witnesses, at the mosque he was walking with Haidar Raifee Killidar, the custodian of the shrine under Saddam, and they were confronted by an angry mob, some of whom are reported to have shouted "Raifee is back" and others "Long live al-Sadr". The mob killed Raifee with bayonets and knives; al-Khoei, who was critically injured by this time, was killed later. One witness has claimed he was taken to Moqtada's residence, on whose order he was fatally stabbed to death, though this account has been contradicted by others.

Al-Sadr claims the murderers were not his followers and that he in fact sent men to save al-Khoei from the murderers, but he seemed unconcerned over the death; additionally witnesses say that members of the mob claimed to be there on al-Sadr's orders, and that he had instructed them not to kill al-Khoei inside the mosque. Al-Khoei's close followers did not blame al-Sadr for the murder{{Fact}}, but instead publicly blamed former Baath party members who also hated al-Khoei. On April 5, 2004, a warrant was issued for Sadr's arrest in connection with this killing. Arrest warrants were also issued for 12 men on charges of planning and carrying out the murder. The arrest warrants were issued by an Iraqi Judge, Raed Juhi, who is also the investigative judge in charge of the Saddam Hussain case.

Although a religious cleric himself, he was hated by some Iraqi religious scholars and leaders because of his close links with the American and British governments. {{Fact}} In a trip to Iran in 2002, he was poorly received by the Iraqi community {{Fact}} who heckled "Go Back To America" as he was giving a speech in the city of Qum, some 150km south of Tehran. When he arived in Najaf a few days before his death, none of the four Grand Ayatollahs in the city accepted to receive him, not even Grand Ayatullah Al-Sistani. This was mainly because he arrived in the city on the heels of the US forces and was assigned a special forces protection unit.

He was seen as a moderate cleric by the west and as pro-US by many Iraqis. British Prime Minister Tony Blair, who met al-khoei for talks before his departure, said he was "a religious leader who embodied hope and reconciliation and who was committed to building a better future for the people of Iraq". His murder was also "strongly condemned" by US President Bush's administration.

He is buried alongside his brother and father inside the Imam Ali shrine in Najaf in a designated room for the al-Khoei family.

He leaves behind a wife and four children who live in London.

See also

• Imam Al-Khoei Benevolent Foundation

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External links

• Guardian Obituary
• An account of his murder
• BBC article
• Interview: Ghanim Jawad (May 2004)
• National Review article

Category:2003 deaths Category:Shi'a clerics

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The Greater Gatzby

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The Greater Gatzby was a published four page newspaper which was mass distributed, by the United States Postal Service in early spring of 2006 to numerious barber shops and beauty salons in Brooklyn, New York City. The newspaper consited of four captavating black and white photographs and three brilliantly crafted articles: "Time To Come Up," "Citizen Game" and the most notable "Street Credit." Concieved, designed, written, edited, printed and published by The Greater Gatzby himself: Ryan Douglas Warner.

Ryan Douglas Warner was born on May 14, 1982 in Denver Colorado. He has voyaged all over the United States and has lived in colorado, New York, North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia and Texas. He spent most of his childhood in Fayetteville-Manlius, New York.

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New York Times Co

J Boogies

Sunday Long Island

74.71.239.162 06:30, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined, please see WP:CITE for specific information as to how to cite a source. Just listing contact information does not show, for example, what edition of the New York Times and in which article one should look for the supporting information. Seraphimblade 10:05, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Annabells Candy Company

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A candy factory that has made many candy bars and such

http://www.annabelle-candy.com/

by the way... I LOVE TO BOTHERBOTHERBOTHERBOTHERBOTHER!~!!

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71.236.245.225 07:04, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined, sources must be third-party, that is, unaffiliated with the subject of the article. The subject's own website clearly fails this criterion. Seraphimblade 10:07, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Travis Randall

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Travis Randall (Travis Michael Randall) was born December 9th 1972 in Spooner Wisconsin. Travis was the long time bass player for notable 1990's indie band Stone Bogart. Travis continued on to play in bands (Pink Slip, Midnight Fight, Defaulting) and has recently been connected to the band Guns and Roses. He joined Stone Bogart as the bass player never having played the bass or guitar. Travis is a trained drummer and continues to make guest appearances on various CD's playing bass, guitar, and drums.

In 1999 Stone Bogart released it's 2nd critically acclaimed CD “Whadayabench” in which Travis has song writing credits. Travis was known for his often alcohol fueled stage performances. Travis and drummer Steve Doerr were considered to be a highlight in the Tempe AZ music scene in the late 90’s. Upon the release of their 1996 release of “Enjoy” Stone Bogart was voted #2 best band in France by France’s main rock radio station.

In 2001 Travis founded Rock and Roll BBQ. Rock and Roll BBQ quickly became a popular cooking and music website (www.rockandrollbbq.com) and quickly grew into a small enterprise.

In 2004 Rock and Roll BBQ became a television show. The pilot was filmed with Jimmy Kimmel and Alice Cooper and was originally accepted and quickly dropped by Food Network. Food Network considered the food/music format to be too aggressive for their network.

In 2004 Rock and Roll BBQ released three original BBQ sauces that are available around the world. Travis is releasing and touring a solo CD in 2007. The rumored title of the CD is “The Whiskey is Talkin’ (So you need to Quiet Right Down)”

In 2005 Travis appeared in the award winning indie movie "Never Been Thawed".

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http://www.slantmagazine.com/film/film_review.asp?ID=1822 http://imdb.com/name/nm0709706/ http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/Issues/2001-05-24/music/bash_1.html http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/Issues/2005-04-14/film/film2.html http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/Issues/2001-09-20/bestof/bestjams17.html http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/preview/articles/0415christers15.html http://www.traveltoday.com/chain_poi/phoenix/az/usa/bw/77/26/189/116498/ http://www.rockandrollbbq.com http://www.wluk.com/common/article.shtml?article_id=1121869286018352

72.129.75.127 09:43, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

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COHF

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COHF, a tern used by pornstars coast to coast and around the world. It is an anology for CUM ON HER FACE. It is an act where the male cums onto the females face. It is considered pleasant for both the male and female.

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www.tiatanaka.net/

211.31.6.254 11:02, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined. Wikipedia is an encyclopedia and not a dictionary. We cannot accept articles that are little more than definitions of words or abbreviations as entries. A good article should begin with a good definition, but expand on the subject. Please try creating an article at Wiktionary instead. --Maelwys 14:46, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Satan (band)

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One of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal's most convoluted family trees belongs to the band known predominantly as Satan. Besides regularly undergoing name changes (Blind Fury and Pariah were only two of the aliases employed each time the group decided their original name was compromising their chances of success), the band's history regularly intersected that of any number of competing groups out of the Northeast, most notably Blitzkrieg and Skyclad. The seeds of the band that would become Satan were planted in Newcastle, England, toward the end of 1980, when a semifirm lineup consisting of vocalist Trevor Robinson, guitarists Steve Ramsey and Russ Tippins, bassist Graeme English, and drummer Andy Reed finally coalesced. The band's first single, the imminently collectable "Kiss of Death," was released by independent label Guardian Records in the first months of 1982, and after welcoming new drummer Sean Taylor and replacing singer Robinson, first with one Ian Swift, then with the more experienced Brian Ross (ex-Blitzkrieg), sessions began for a full-length album. The very heavy, almost thrash-like Court in the Act opus finally emerged in January 1984 through Neat Records (who else?) and was given mostly enthusiastic reviews. An equally successful bout of touring across the Channel in Europe followed, but the group was handed a major setback when the ever restless Ross decided to quit shortly after their return in order to resurrect Blitzkrieg. Lou Taylor, former frontman with Kevin Heybourne's post-Angel Witch project, Blind Fury, was soon tapped as replacement, but his domineering ways soon led to the questionable adoption of the Blind Fury handle, causing no small amount of confusion among the fans and effectively disassociating what used to be Satan with any benefits arising from their recently released album -- smart one boys! Taylor also convinced the band that they would be better served by toning down their intensity somewhat for 1985's more hard rock-oriented Out of Reach, which was released by the fledgling Roadrunner label. Not surprisingly, the album's poor performance in the marketplace inevitably raised serious doubts about all of these stylistic changes and name-swapping shenanigans, resulting in the abrupt and convenient dismissal of both Taylor and Out of Reach as one and the same big mistake, followed by yet another about-face to resurrect the Satan name.Enlisting with German record company Steamhammer, Satan hired new singer Michael Jackson (not "Jacko," of course) and saw a return to heavier fare, first on 1986's Into the Future EP, then with 1987's semireturn to form, Suspended Sentence. Oddly enough, both of these releases fared far better in continental Europe (where they toured with Running Wild later that year) than back home in the U.K., revealing a territorial shift in heavy metal appreciation that also affected the careers of English contemporaries like Savage and Jaguar. Still, it was by now clear that Satan's window of opportunity was most definitely closing, and as if to prove themselves further unworthy of true stardom, the band once again decided to drop their moniker in exchange for the purportedly less confining Pariah -- whatever! The Satan saga ends here, but in later years, Pariah would go on to record two albums before certain members departed to join the ranks of avant-folk-thrashers Skyclad.

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201.6.101.161 13:46, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined. This suggestion doesn't sufficiently explain the importance or significance of the subject. See the speedy deletion criteria A7 and/or guidelines on musical artists. Please provide more information on why this musical artist is worthy of inclusion in an encyclopedia. Thank you. --Maelwys 14:55, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Michael Internicola

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Michael Internicola is the author of three novels, Kiss Me Baby, Sunflowers!, Chaz, and All Our Skies Are Blue and three collections of poetry, Malism, As Right As Rain, and The Darkest Place is Under a Streetlight. His poems, prose and fiction have appeared in numerous national magazines. He lives in Key West, Florida.

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smokebox.net edificewrecked.com

65.6.161.64 13:47, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

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Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W30

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Cyber-shot DSC-W30 is another 6 mega pixel camera from Sony. It is a very sleek, compact
and fashionably stylish model. Anyone can easily handle this digital camera.

Below are some of the notable specifications in DSC W30,

Megapixel: 6.0 MP

Recording Media: 32MB internal memory or Memory Stick DUO or Memory Stick DUO PRO(upto 2GB) media only

Viewfinder: Optical

Smart Zoom® Technology: 4.1X (3MP), 5.2X (2MP), 13X (VGA Resolution)

Focal Length: 6.3 – 18.9mm

35mm Equivalent: 38 - 114mm

Focus: 5 Area Multi-Point AF, Center AF

Minimum Focus Distance: 19.7" (50cm) Normal, 0.74" (2cm) Macro

Color LCD: 2.0" 85K TFT LCD Screen

Red-Eye Reduction: On/Off, all modes

Burst Mode: 3 shots, 1.4 fps (6MP), 98 shots, 1.4 fps (VGA)

Power Save Mode: Yes (after 3 min. of inactivity)

Still Image Modes:Burst, JPEG (Fine/Standard), Multi-Burst

ISO: Auto, 80, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1000

Scene Modes: Twilight, Twilight Portrait, Soft Snap, Landscape, Beach, Snow, High Sensitivity

Self-Timer: Yes

MPEG Movie Mode: MPEG VX Fine (640 X 480, 30 fps) with Audio, (MPEG VX Fine Requires Memory Stick PRO Duo™ media) MPEG VX Standard (640 X 480, 16.6 fps) with Audio, Video Mail (160 x 112, 8.0fps) with Audio

Microphone/Speaker: Yes/Yes

USB Terminal: Yes, Supports USB 2.0 Hi-speed

Audio/Video Outputs: Yes

Battery Type: Lithium-Ion NP-BG1

Real Imaging Processor™ Technology: Yes

PictBridge Compatible: Yes

Multi-Pattern Measuring: Yes, 49 segment

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[5]

203.91.201.4 14:18, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined, the website cited as a source is affiliated with Sony, the product's manufacturer. Third-party sources must be unaffiliated with article subjects and reliable. Please feel free to resubmit if such sourcing can be provided. Seraphimblade 16:53, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Micro-dieseling

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Micro-dieseling is a process in which an air bubble transitions from a low pressure zone to a high pressure zone resulting in adiabatic compression. This is also called Pressure-Induced Thermal Degradation. This may produce localizad temperatures in excess of 1.000ºC resulting in the formation of carbonaceous by-products and acelerated oil degradation.

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Margaret Yorke

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External links

• [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/y/margaret-yorke/
• Declined - No info, why should we care about this site? —Dgies^t c 16:52, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

FAIM

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FAIM (Flat Assembler Instant Messenger) is a small icq client for windows, written using Flat Assembler. It does not include any extra functions, but is limited to chating and adding new users. It can be used on a usb stick after downloading an .exe file of about 30kb. It is particullary useful for using in internet café or with slow computers and internet connections, as it does not demand very many resources.

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http://roticv.rantx.com/faim/ 213.162.66.71 16:11, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined, "third-party source" means a source which is unaffiliated with the article's subject-a download link does not qualify. Seraphimblade 16:59, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Donald Flack, Jr.

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Don Flack is a fictional character on the TV series CSI: NY. He is played by Eddie Cahill.

Flack is a detective with the NYPD, known for both his wry wit and his determination to hunt down suspects (even to the point of chasing them down alleys and over rooftops). He was mentored by another cop, Gavin Moran, who he is later forced to arrest after it comes to light that Moran concealed evidence during the course of an investigation (episode 117, "The Fall"). He is both a colleague and a friend to the members of the New York Crime Lab. After Stella Bonasera is attacked in her apartment by her unstable boyfriend, Flack gently helps her through when he comes to the hospital to take her statement (episode 221, "All Access"). His friendship with Mac Taylor is tested when Taylor uncovers evidence that one of Flack's men is a dirty cop and asks Don to turn over his memo notebook to prove it. Though Flack eventually capitulates, their relationship is a bit tense for a some time after (episode 308, "Consequences," episode 310. "Sweet 16").

Flack is critically injured when a bomb goes off in a building he and Mac are evacuating. Until their rescue Taylor is able to keep Flack alive using a shoelace and prior experience in the Beirut barracks bombing. Flack remains unconscious for the remainder of the episode, but has since fully recovered (episdoe 224, "Charge of this Post").

{{CSI: NY}}

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DreamroseTavua 16:29, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Article created. Thank you for your contribution to Wikipedia! —Dgies^t c 16:58, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Hampstead Theatre

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For over forty-three years Hampstead Theatre has enjoyed theatrical success. Founded in a Scout Hall in the heart of Hampstead village, Artistic Director James Roose-Evans instigated artistic policies which remain today.

Philosophy Hampstead Theatre identifies and produces important new writers. We challenge established writers and seek out the best international work to bring to London. Our plays are sometimes provocative, always intelligent, often full of laughter. The opening season in 1959 - 60 included two new plays by Harold Pinter, The Room and The Dumb Waiter, which transferred to the Royal Court Theatre, Eugene Ionesco's Jacques and The Sport of My Mad Mother by Ann Jellicoe.

A move into temporary accomodation In 1962 Hampstead Theatre moved to a temporary portacabin in Swiss Cottage. Under successive directors - Vivian Matalon, Michael Rudman, David Aukin, Michael Attenborough, Jenny Topper and currently Anthony Clark, Hampstead Theatre has developed a national and international reputation for the presentation of new plays. And the portacabin become a much loved performance space by writers, directors, actors and audience alike. Until now.

Our new home In our new building the artistic policy will remain the production of the best British and international new plays. The Auditorium has been built for writers who understand actors. The Michael Frayn Space will provide a dedicated arena for our rich and varied education and workshop programme.

From the very beginning actors and writers have loved working at Hampstead Theatre, often starting their celebrated careers with us. It will be no different here in our new building.

Hampstead Theatre is not only a magnificent purpose-built state-of-the-art theatre about to celebrate its fourth birthday but a company fast approaching its fiftieth, with a particular mission: to find, develop, and produce new plays to the highest possible standards, for as many people as it can encourage to see them.

Their work remains rooted in the community but is both national and international in its scope and ambition. Occasionally, it will do a revival of an old play but only when there is an artistic and financial imperative to do so.

The list of playwrights who had their early work produced at Hampstead Theate who are now filling theatres all over the country and beyond include Simon Block, Michael Frayn, Brian Friel, Terry Johnson, Hanif Kureishi, Mike Leigh, Abi Morgan, Rona Munro, Tamsin Oglesby, Harold Pinter, Philip Ridley, Shelagh Stephenson, Debbie Tucker Green, Crispin Whittell and Roy Williams.

Sources

http://www.hampsteadtheatre.co.uk/ 217.158.219.86 16:46, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

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Chemically Imbalanced Comedy

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Chemically Imbalanced Comedy is Not For Profit Theater, founded in Chicago in September 2000. They started the 7th Season of Producing September 22, 2006. CIC explores all things comedy including Improv, Sketch, Stand Up, Plays and Short Film.

"Chemically Imbalanced Comedy" explores every aspect of comedy including improvisation comedy, sketch comedy, stand up comedy, short film, original and previously produced plays all in the many styles of comedy.

History

CIC'S first show was September 22, 2000 in the front of the bar "Wise Guys" 2 months later the bar changed owners and it became "The Prodigal Son" famous for the free bacon Wednesdays. Sadly the Prodigal Son had a grease fire and is no longer with us.

In October 2001 CIC moved to Frankie J's on Broadway becoming one of the first companies to produce shows in that space. Frankie J's on Broadway changed its name to "The Spot" in 2006.

In November 2003 CIC moved to its current home "The Cornservatory Theater" where they are currently the resident late night company.

CIC sometimes does short runs of shows at the Skybox Theater on the Fourth Floor of Piper's Alley -CIC did our show "Things You Shouldn't Say Past Midnight" at the Viaduct Theater -CIC has done guest slots all over Chicago including at the Playground, Annoyance Productions, and IO -CIC troupes have also been seen supporting the new and up and coming barprov scene (whatever it maybe this month)

Current performers

Resident Artists:

• Sarah Borer Production Staff
• Mike Devine Marketing Director
• Lori Goss Board Member, Booking Manager
• Angela McMahon Executive Producer/ Board President/ Founder
• Tom McMahon Board VP/ Founder
• Farrell Walsh Artistic Director
• Dave Whalley Children's Program Director

Artistic Associates:

• Jay Gish
• Andrew Thorp
• Gillian Belinger
• Elisabeth Geier
• Dave Whalley
• Jill Fenstermaker
• Jeremy Bassett

See also

• Improv
• Comedy

External links

• Official site
• CIC's Comedy Festival
• CIC's Myspace
• Snubfest Myspace

Category:Theatre companies

Past Productions

"CIC’s Saturday Night Showcase (comedy showcase) Sept 2000-Current"

"The Southpaw Sam McClowski Show (original sketch comedy) Oct 2001-March 2002"

"The Fixx (an improv open mic) Oct 2001-March 2002"

"Mojo, by Jez Butterworth (a dark comedy, co-produced with beYond thAt Productions) Dec 2001-Jan 2002"

"Judy in Disguise with Glasses (original solo show) July 2002-Nov 2002"

"The Friday Variety Show (comedy variety show) Feb 2003-Oct 2003"

"The Man with Pussy Galore (an improvised parody of James Bond films) Sept 2003-Oct 2003, June 2004"

"Things You Shouldn’t Say Past Midnight (Midwest Premiere of the off-Broadway comedy) May 2004-June 2004"

"God by Woody Allen (Chicago premiere of the Woody Allen 1975 classic) March 2005-May 2005"

"The Kings Proposal or the Marriage to Princess Guido by Michael Govier (World Premiere) March 2006-April 2006"

"The Vietnamization of New Jersey by Christopher Durang (Chicago premiere of 1977 Durang Classic) Sept 2006-Oct 2006"

"Mr. Marmalade by Noah Halde (Chicago Premiere from this new Broadway Playwright) March 2007-May 2007"

"ENCORE! (ever changing series of company members projects and workshops) Nov 2003-Current"

-Nov-Dec 2003 Screw X-Mas (a holiday cabaret show co-produced with Sweetback Productions) -Jan 2004 Improv Showcase -Feb 2004 Chris’s Slumber Party (original sketch comedy) -March 2004 Caped Crusaders (an improvised parody of Batman & Robin) -April 2004 Two more Encore! (a showcase of 2-person improv troupes) -May 2004-June 2004 Moved and Shaken (original sketch comedy show) -June 2004-July 2004 Sister Mary Ignatius Explains it all to You! (one act comedy by Christopher Durang) -Aug 2004-Oct 2004 King of the Mountain (comedy competition and showcase) -Oct 2004-Nov 2004 Chris’s Slumber Party (original sketch comedy) -Nov 2004-Dec 2004 Screw X-Mas (a holiday cabaret show co-produced with Sweetback Productions) -Jan 2005-Feb 2005 Split the Bill, featuring Children of the Absurd and the Chris and Scott show (original sketch comedy) -March 2005-May 2005 King of the Mountain (a comedy competition and showcase) -Oct 2005 Workshop presentation of The Kings Proposal or the Marriage to Princess Guido by Michael Govier -June 2005-Dec 2005 Lick Your Wounds (an interactive group therapy session) -Dec 2005, Dec 2006 Seasonal Disorder (Holiday Cabaret Show) -Feb 2006 Comedy Jackpot (4 New Late night shows that each run once a month); ~Who’s Your Deity? (A sketch and improv show focusing on the relationship between modern life and the changing face of religion.) ~Calamity TV (The audience chooses the reality show they've always wanted to see but the networks have been too scared to put on TV.) ~Bad Review (Pick the worst review from the Chicago Reader and Improvise the show we think they would have liked better) ~Cappin The Week (The cast will take any angle to wring the laughs out of the week’s news.)

"Snubfest Jan 2005 & 2006 & 2007 (a comedy festival where attendants have been overlooked by other festivals but showcased by CIC. Performers from NYC, Virginia, Los Angels and Michigan to name a few)"

Sources

• Reviews and articles in the press
• Chicago Tribune Articles
• Chicago Tribune Articles
• Chicago Tribune Articles
• Chicago Reader Article
• TimeOut Chicago Article
• TimeOut Chicago Article

66.92.128.67 16:47, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined - While fairly well written and has good references, there in no evidence that this comedy group is especially notable. Please see Wikipedia:Notability (people). —Dgies^t c 17:05, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Hampstead Theatre

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For over forty-three years Hampstead Theatre has enjoyed theatrical success. Founded in a Scout Hall in the heart of Hampstead village, Artistic Director James Roose-Evans instigated artistic policies which remain today.

Philosophy Hampstead Theatre identifies and produces important new writers. We challenge established writers and seek out the best international work to bring to London. Our plays are sometimes provocative, always intelligent, often full of laughter. The opening season in 1959 - 60 included two new plays by Harold Pinter, The Room and The Dumb Waiter, which transferred to the Royal Court Theatre, Eugene Ionesco's Jacques and The Sport of My Mad Mother by Ann Jellicoe.

A move into temporary accomodation In 1962 Hampstead Theatre moved to a temporary portacabin in Swiss Cottage. Under successive directors - Vivian Matalon, Michael Rudman, David Aukin, Michael Attenborough, Jenny Topper and currently Anthony Clark, Hampstead Theatre has developed a national and international reputation for the presentation of new plays. And the portacabin become a much loved performance space by writers, directors, actors and audience alike. Until now.

The new home In our new building the artistic policy will remain the production of the best British and international new plays. The Auditorium has been built for writers who understand actors. The Michael Frayn Space will provide a dedicated arena for our rich and varied education and workshop programme.

From the very beginning actors and writers have loved working at Hampstead Theatre, often starting their celebrated careers with us. It will be no different here in our new building.

Hampstead Theatre is not only a magnificent purpose-built state-of-the-art theatre about to celebrate its fourth birthday but a company fast approaching its fiftieth, with a particular mission: to find, develop, and produce new plays to the highest possible standards, for as many people as it can encourage to see them.

Their work remains rooted in the community but is both national and international in its scope and ambition. Occasionally, it will do a revival of an old play but only when there is an artistic and financial imperative to do so.

The list of playwrights who had their early work produced at Hampstead Theate who are now filling theatres all over the country and beyond include Simon Block, Michael Frayn, Brian Friel, Terry Johnson, Hanif Kureishi, Mike Leigh, Abi Morgan, Rona Munro, Tamsin Oglesby, Harold Pinter, Philip Ridley, Shelagh Stephenson, Debbie Tucker Green, Crispin Whittell and Roy Williams.

Hampstead Theatre also has a celebrated youth theatre by the name of Heat and Light. This innovative programme encourages young people up to the age of 25 to act, write and direct plays in a professional theatrical environment. This theatre company is headed by the Exectuive Director Joey Sims as well as the Artistic Director Daniel Kaluuya who are both under the age of 18.

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http://www.hampsteadtheatre.co.uk/ 217.158.219.86 16:51, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined, again, please do not copy and paste resubmit this until the following problems are corrected:

1. The article reads like an advertisement. Wikipedia is not a billboard, and all articles must be written in a strictly neutral tone.
2. The source cited is not a third-party one. "Third-party" means that the source cited is unaffiliated with the article's subject. The subject's own website obviously does not qualify under this. If no third-party sources exist, the subject is not an appropriate one for an article. If such sources do exist, please cite third-party sources, clean up the ad tone, and resubmit. Seraphimblade 17:02, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Catty Marrin

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Catty Marrin is a notable Docter who read medicine at UCL, her head working attitude and outgoing nature nature ment she was soon turning heads of Docters many years her senior. She is now reconised as one of the most experienced and educated Docters in London. She is married with two children and choses to live above her own practice in Spittalfields, in the East End. Her modest lifestyle reflects her outlook on life.

Sources

Chris Llewellyn Smith head of ULC.

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• Declined. This suggestion doesn't sufficiently explain the importance or significance of the subject. See the speedy deletion criteria A7 and/or guidelines on biographies. Please provide more information on why the person or group is worthy of inclusion in an encyclopedia. Thank you. --Maelwys 18:04, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Urban-RPG

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{{Domain_Page}}

Title

Welcome to Urban-RPG.com

Description

Urban is a massively multiplayer on-line RPG game based on the streets and cities that we live in today. Originally created in 2002, Urban is based on a basic RPG format with a theme of street life with gangs, thugs, street racing, business, the list is endless. As development of the game has progressed, it has expanded to include businesses and complex levels of society dictating how the game works. The game is free to play and in development all the time.

Urban is played directly through your web browser without the downloading of any files and can be accessed from any computer with an internet connection in the world. Urban can be played for as much or as little time as you like each day and is a continuous unending community. As it is a role playing game, you create a character in the game and take the persona of the character in the game. This means that you make all choices for the character in the game including which gang to join, which car to drive and which characters you associate with. The choices you make in the game, affect you and others from that point on in the game. There is no "undo" button in Urban. Every action you make, every word you say forms your reputation which other players and the game judges you from that point on.

Urban relies on players interacting to create the society in the game. From the first time you log in to the game, you will have players contact you for trades or to join gangs, suburbs, sponsors e.t.c. To be successful in the game, you need to have those who you trust and deal with and those whom you dislike most. After only a few days, you will have developed a network of friends and contacts in the game. Working together in gangs, suburbs, sponsors or against each other using hit lists, factory raids, you will progress faster through the game. In addition to this, urban has a chat box which can be used while playing the game, a chatroom and several message boards ranging on topic from game issues to issues in the wider world. The game also has a newspaper produced by the players for the players reporting on events happening in the urban world.

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Languages

English

Contact

Yuckfou

Related Domains

<WikiPages> Oz-Games200.com DarkNevil.net SmartCheater.com TheBigRant.com RandomRamble.com Web-Stat.com </WikiPages>

External Links

• Alexa: Urban-Rpg.com

Category:Interactive Category:Admins Category:Chat Category:Forums Category:Php Category:Javascript Category:Tutorials Category:Games Category:Bored Category:Urban Category:Yuckfou Category:Urban-rpg Category:Fun Category:Cars Category:Car Jacking Category:Fast Category:Streets Category:Cities Category:Gangstas Category:Free Online Game Category:Free Category:Open Ended Category:Open-ended Category:Browser Based Category:Web Based Category:Text Based Category:Sport Category:Live Category:Right Category:Wrong

Sources

• Alexa: Urban-Rpg.com

207.127.128.2 17:58, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined - No valid references. No indication of notability. Sounds like an advertisement. —Dgies^t c 22:07, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Death By Doll

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1. Redirect Dame Darcy

Sources

Dame Darcy

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• Redirect created. Also did Death by Doll to be on the safe side. Thank you! delldot | talk 22:09, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

4 Entertainment Group

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4 Entertainment Group is a television productions company based in Los Angeles. 4 Entertsinment Group is a REP Inc. company. REP Inc. is a telelvision production company based out of Toronto, Ontario Canada. Both companys are headed up by Frank Sicoli.

Sources

http://4entertainmentgroup.tv/

71.119.158.78 18:48, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined - No indication of notability. See WP:CORP. —Dgies^t c 19:39, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

UKRAINIAN MELODY HOUR

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Host:Roman Marynowych 1955-2005

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www.washtimes.com and www.washingtonpost.com obituaries

65.129.189.150 18:56, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined - Article contains almost no information. —Dgies^t c 22:10, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Travis Kempbell

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Travis Kempbell is an extremely intelligent high schooler. He will have all the credits needed by the end of the semester to graduate, and is planning on going to Harvard next semester. You'd be lucky to know him.

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169.204.200.251 21:54, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

• Declined - No references, no evidence of notability. —Dgies^t c 22:23, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Scott Jolokai

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Greg McManus

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Greg McManus (1273-Present) is perhaps the most famous person who ever lived. His life story is in fact the basis for the Star Wars movies which were produced by George Lucas without consent of Mr. McManus. He also climbed Mount Everest....naked.....twice, just to prove that he could. This is because he is without a doubt the greatest human being (some believe he is in fact a God) to ever walk this earth.

Sources

The Encyclopedia of awesomeness page 5

69.205.224.106 22:44, 6 February 2007 (UTC) Declined' Only those listed on page 1 of the Encyclopedia of awesomeness are considered as acceptable for inclusion - see WP:BIO. SkierRMH 01:48, 7 February 2007 (UTC)